Wesson U D C Hears Robert E. Lee Program
The Wesson U D C chapter heard a talk on Robert E. Lee by Mrs Richaux, sharing a recent trip to Wash Lee University. The meeting, presided by Mrs Grover Kester, discussed chapter projects, a movie fundraiser, two volumes of North Carolina history donated to the library, and inviting the High Point chapter on February 4. Eleven members attended with refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obert E. Lee
Richaux
Wesson
Confed
Yesternoon
Washd Lee University
Grover Kester
R. Barrer
Ways and Means Committee
Joe Snider
North Carolina
Hill
High Point
Tea at an Home Hosts and Guests Gather
Mrs J M Freed hosted a tea at her Guilford home welcoming members of B nal Israel Synagogue. Herman and Mrs Harry greeted guests while Mrs Iver presided. Tobias poured tea and Jacobs assisted with delicacies as about a hundred guests attended.
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J. M. Freedo
Int
Guilford
congrega_B'Nal Israel Synagogue
Rabbit
Herman
Harry
Var
Iver
Tobias
Jacobs
Mately
Bible Study Class Scheduled At Miss Jay Home
Wednesday afternoon Bible study to be led by Rev. U N Freeman at 213 Mapte Street home of Miss Jay. Attendees urged to be on time for the session with topics to be chosen by the speaker. Evening study by Israel congregation planned at its regular meeting in the synagogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tephens
Ock
Miss Jay
Mapte Street
U. N. Freeman
Bera
1 Israel Congregation
Plock
Kellogg’s Bran Encourages Regularity in Health Notice
An advertisement notes Kellogg’s Bran as a natural laxative breakfast option. It promotes the product as an intestinal tonic that provides bulk, absorbs moisture, and acts like a sponge to aid regularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Jue Creek
Alpha Theta Phii Holds Regular Sorority Meeting
Miss Leslie Johnson and Miss Lucille Browne hosted the alumnae chapter at Johnson's Lindsay street home. After a brief business session the 12 members enjoyed an 80day period with Mrs. John Jennings Jr. winning high score and Mrs. Helen Koonts taking low score. The hostesses served a sweet course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Johnson
Lucille Browne
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Miss Johnson
Lindsay Street
John Jennings, Jr
Helen Koonts
Woman's College Band Elects Officers and Plans Contests
Miss Mary Rebecca Epps of Asheville is secretary and Miss Evelyn Sharp of High Point vice-president in the newly formed Woman's College band. Other officers include Miss Frances Stone treasurer and Miss Elizabeth Brown and Miss Dorie Adams co-chairs of publicity. The 82 piece band, directed by George Henry from Jacksonville, Fla, will enter the State Music Contest at the college and participate in Sports Day.
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Greensboro
Woman's College
Mary Rebecca Epps
Asheville
Evelyn Sharp
Igh Point
Maryh Elizabeth Cochrane
Newton
Frances Stone
Lenoir
Elizabeth Brown
Hamlet
Dorie Adams
Four Oaks
George Henry
Jacksonville
Fla
Bryce Commercial Club Box Party Planned for Friday
Bryce Commercial Club members and guests will attend a box party Friday at 7 30 p m in the club rooms. President Harford Smith announced a well known magician will demonstrate tricks and a comedian will provide laughs. Special music is planned and attendees are asked to arrive promptly to enjoy the surprise entertainment.
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Bryce Commercial Club
Harford Smith
Musile
Jas
Social Calendar for Wednesday to Friday in local clubs
The Wednesday Book club hosts lunch at Mrs. R. B. Lafferty on Louise Avenue at 12 30 pm. The Twentieth Century study club meets at Mrs. Richard J. Quigley’s Montview home at 3 pm. Edith Moore Sherred hosts NAE Nous club at Sedgefield on Thursday at 3 pm. Friday features Community Arts club lunch at Archdale with Mrs. Frank Payne, Priscilla club at 1208 Woodland Drive, and a Bay Street school benefit party with bridge, rock and anagrams to aid charity.
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R. 8. Lafferty
Louise Avenue
Twentieth Century Study Club
Richard J. Quigley
Montheu Avenue
Edith Moore Sherred
Nae Nous Club
Sedgefield An
Community Arts Club
Frank Payne
Archdale
Priscilla Club
A. EB. Taplin
Woodland Drive
Bay Street
Advice Column Appears From Marjorie Mansfield
Marjorie Mansfield invites readers to address their problems to her in care of The Enterprise. Columns will provide answers to submitted questions through this feature.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Local social notes from Winston-Salem society page
Elizabeth Ijames attended a tea hosted by Mises Stallings and Elizabeth McLain to honor Dana Nicholas. W E B Gray spent the weekend at his home on West Far-Tiss Avenue. Mozelle Garner joins First National Bank of Thomasville. Hamilton B Gray and Mrs Gray travel to New York for meetings. Harold Hedrick recovers from tonsillectomy at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Evelyn Sharp returns home from Greensborough for the week.
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Elizabeth Ijames
Winston-Salem
Mises Nelle Stallings
Elizabeth McLain
Dana Nicholas
W. EB. Gray
West Far- Tiss Avenue
Mr. Gray
Hamilton B. Gray
New York
American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice on a desperate family split
A wife writes about a deserting husband who drinks and wounds the family. She has three children and little money, plans to work, and seeks guidance. The adviser urges the wife to care for the children without the husband, suggests institutional care for him if relatives won’t help, and endorses her decision to separate until he changes.
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Miss Mansfield
Amd
Mrs. G
Peserbie
Miss Bolling Leads Women's College Basketball Staff
Greensboro reports announce coaching staff for Woman's College class basketball led by Miss Helen Bolling of High Point sport leader and Miss Christine White. Freshmen coach Miss Crowell Charlotte. sophomores coach Miss Hutchinson Charlotte. sophomore majors coach Miss Leonard Cumberland Md. juniors coach Miss Greene Greenville Washington Dc. juniors majors coach Miss Woolard Rocky Mount. seniors coach Miss Wilson Wanamassa New Jersey. The inter class tournament will begin as practices start.
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June Wilson
Wanamassa
N. J
Women Benefit Bridge Party For School Lunch Fund
The High Point Council of Jewish Women hosted a benefit bridge at Mrs. Bam Tobiason Parkway to raise funds for lunch programs for underprivileged city school children. Sponsored by the High Point Council of Parents and Teachers, chaired by Mrs. H. J. Coffield, twelve tables played with Mrs. Manny Rosen winning the grand prize.
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High Point Council of Jewish Women
Bam Tobiason
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
H. J. Coffield
Manny Rosen
The
Ecouncil
Mitchells Visit to Fort Lauderdale for Health
Mrs. H. L. Mitchell returned home after a month in Fort Lauderdale with husband H. L. Mitchell who remained there for another month or two for his health. They were companions of Mr. and Mrs. Holt McPherson, who moved to Fort Lauderdale from this city last fall. Mrs. Mitchell reports her health is steadily improving.
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H. L. Mitchell
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Frank Parker To Host Brigadiers Meeting Tonight
The Brigadier club holds its weekly gathering at Frank Parker's Hillcrest Drive residence this evening at 8 o'clock. President Vernon Idol Jr. urges full attendance and prompt arrival from all members.
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Brigadier Club
Frank Parker
Hillcrest Drive
Vernon Idol, Jr
Domino Club Meeting At Miss Oliver's Home
The Domino Club will hold its regular meeting this evening at 7 46 at the home of Miss Frances Oliver 604 Ecnandler Street.
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The
Domino Club
Frances Oliver
Ecnandler Street
Altrusans Set Dinner Meeting At Sheraton Hotel
The Altrusa club will hold its semi monthly dinner meeting in the private dining room of the Sheraton hotel this evening at six thirty. An interesting program has been planned and full attendance is expected.
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Cooper Griffin Marriage Solemnized At Randleman
Miss Neva Cooper and Grady Griffin were married at the Asheboro courthouse with Justice J. T. Lambert officiating. The couple will reside in Randleman and are connected to local families, with a note of related celebrations and announcements appearing in the same column.
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Cooper-Griffin
Randleman
Neva Cooper
Grady Griffin
Asheboro
J. T. Lambert
Valentine
Susan
Patricia Hammond
Nancy Wood Hardin
Martha Low Brookshire
Rita Lambe
Barbara Cochran
Louise Pickard
Brownie Dawkins
la Clyde Frasier
Patsy Harrell
Mary Talley
Ruby Green
M. & O’brien
Margaret Elisabeth
William Baksa Hinshaw
Girl Scout Leaders Class Held at Wesley Memorial
Brownies organize another leadership class with Miss Dona Nichols directing and Mrs. Charles Carroll Jr speaking on spring programs. Next session led by Miss Nelle Stallings at 212 Lindsay Street, plus Brownie meetings at Ray Street and Cloverdale schools with named troop leaders. Also announces birth of son to Mr and Mrs Ed M Miller of Randleman route 1.
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Dona Nicholas
Nelle Stallings
Madeline McCain
West
Washington Street
Betsy Yow
Misses Stallings
McCain
Miss Nicholas
David T. Yow
Katherine Raymond
Embree H. Blackard
Durham
North Carolna
Hinshaw
R. P. Bell
Bell
Richmond
Ernest Talley
O'Brien Hinslow
Eunice Cox
Richard Arlen
Bob Hall
Robbins
Ruth White
Ebbh Hayes
Robert Hayes
Belle Smith
Howard Smith
Will Greeson
Julian
Sally Manese
Greensboro
Jessie Moser
Maxine Ward
James William Pickard
Edwin Hamlet
University of North Carolina
James Pickard
Wesley Memorial Church
Charles Carroll, Jr
Girl Scout Council
Lindsay Street
Ray Street
Cloverdale School
Paulette Lindsay
Elizabeth Robbins
Randleman
ED. M. Miller
Miller
Lena Kirkman
Ray Street School Hosts Benefit Party in Cafeteria
The Ray Street School PTA announces a benefit afternoon in the enlarged cafeteria on Friday. Games include bridge rock and anagrams with prizes for winners. Play starts at three. Tickets from Mrs. Robichaux Layton or Tinsley. Proceeds fund lunches for underprivileged children.
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Ray Street School
Geddie Strickland
Parent
L. G. Robichaux
C. C. Layton
L. B. Tinsley
Jamestown P T A To Hear Mr Kirkman
The Jamestown school Parent-Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting at the school on Thursday evening at 7 30. O Arthur Kirkman of this city will be the speaker.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Jamestown School
O. Arthur Kirkman
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Oxford
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J. P. Harris
Sigma Phi Epsilon
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Harris
Bunny Berigan
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Mary Welborn
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Alpha Theta Phii
Evelyn Shar
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Nat Walker
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Marjorie
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Rotary Drive
Burrus Memorial Hospital
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H. L. Mitchells
McPhersons
Alice Alexander
Broadway
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Hele Curtie
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